Her Secret

Malone Brothers - Book 1

De: Samantha Cole

Narrado por: Donovan Kane

"What a delight to discover Samantha A. Cole's Malone Brothers! I devoured this book and am amazed to learn this was her first novel - ever. I'm reading the second book now and am going to be watching for more of Samantha's brand of sexy romantic suspense in the future!" (USA Today best-selling romance author Kallypso Masters)

KC Malone is on a four-week leave from the navy when he arrives at his uncle’s beach house to find a beautiful woman pointing a gun at his chest. What the hell has he just walked in on?

Moriah Jensen is on the run from dirty cops and ruthless drug dealers. Fleeing Chicago after her family was murdered, she spends the next four months trying to stay alive. Using an alias, she bounces from town to town, state to state, struggling to stay steps ahead of the people chasing her.

As the two become reluctant temporary housemates, KC offers to train Moriah to defend herself against an alleged abusive ex-boyfriend. But when her past catches up with her, Moriah has to decide between her love for KC and running for safety. To stay would risk both their lives. To run would mean leaving her heart behind.

Malone Brothers series:

Take the Money and Run (book one)

The Devil's Spare Change (book two)

The Ultimate Price (book three)

©2016 Samantha A. Cole (P)2018 Samantha A. Cole

Great book!

This was a great book! I love Samantha Cole’s writing. The Malone brothers are very good characters. The narrating was fun to listen to. They did a great job.

Two strangers have a chance meeting and fall in love!

KC is a Navy Seal who comes home for a much needed leave only to find a stranger in his uncles beach house. Moriah is on the run and can’t trust anyone. They end up sharing the beach house and the sparks start to fly.

I really liked this book it had lots of chemistry and suspense. I have enjoyed all the books I have listened to by this author and hope she gets some more out on audio soon.

Loved it!

This story kept my interest the whole way through. It was very good. The narrator had a mesmerizing voice. I highly recommend this book! You’ll love it!

You want this!

As always Samantha Cole writes a great story. I read Take the Money and Run when it first came out and loved every minute of it!
A narrator can make or break a book. Thankfully Donovan Kane does a fantastic job bringing this book to life.
You should definitely get this audiobook.. go ahead a click now, you won’t be disappointed!

Sometimes, you have to trust others for help!

Young woman running for her life, from drug thugs, who had already killed her family.
Luckily, she trusted a kindly old man, and rented a beach house he had.
However, he didn't say anything about his hunk of a nephew that wanted to crash, very late one night.
Okay, a lot more to the tale, but you need to listen or read it, for yourself.
The narrator did a fantastic job of reading this book, adding a further umph to a knockout story.

Loved it

On the run, Moriah thinks she is safe staying at a beach house far away from the man who murdered her family. That is until KC, who is on leave from the military, shows up at his family’s beach house for a month long leave. What starts out with hatred and apprehension ends up as desire and love. But will her past come back to haunt her and lead her to run again? Or will KC and his brothers catch the bad guy and allow her to regain her life? With beautifully written characters, perfectly chosen narrators and storyline that keeps listener on the edge of their seat this is another perfectly book. Once again Samantha A. Cole does not disappoint.

Loved It!

Another great one by Samantha! I think I've read or listened to most of her books and as usual this one is a winner. Excellent story, depth of characters and suspense.

okay

With the book only 200 pages it would take a lot to get to 5 stars. Overall I think it will be a nice series. very light on the steam compared to the author's Trident series. I hate age gap and with KC 35 and Moriah at 25-26ish it's close to my ick limit. What really bothered me was the narrator portrayal of Moriah. His voice made me think of her as a whiny, annoying, and very young. Im not sure if I would have gotten the same impression if I read instead of listened to the audio but since I hated the h it was only 3 stars.

Looking forward to Sean, Brian, and Uncle Dan's books